108 Schemes for transfer to the [appropriate agency] of functions in relation to main river
Water Resources Act 1991 (1991 c 57) | Legislation

108  Schemes for transfer to the [appropriate agency] of functions in relation to main river

(1)     The [appropriate agency] may at any time prepare and submit to either of the Ministers for confirmation a scheme making provision for the transfer to the [appropriate agency] from any drainage body of—

(a)     all rights, powers, duties, obligations and liabilities (including liabilities incurred in connection with works) over or in connection with a main river; and

(b)     any property held by the drainage body for the purpose of, or in connection with, any functions so transferred;

and the [appropriate agency] shall prepare such a scheme and submit it to one of the Ministers if it is directed to do so by that Minister.

(2)     A scheme prepared and submitted under subsection

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